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The Urgent Need for Teacher Training
CodeAI President and CEO Karim Meghji sits down with Robert Alonso and Dr. Sabba Quidwai.
Teachers are being asked to prepare students for an AI-shaped world without the training to do it. This conversation is about what's blocking that preparation, and what happens to students if we don't fix it.
Foundational Skills / AI in Classrooms
Karim Meghji, CodeAI
Robert Alonso, Miami-Dade Public Schools
Dr. Sabba Quidwai, Designing Schools

Press releases and official news

Aug 18, 2026
Partnering with OpenAI to Prepare the First AI Generation
Today we’re excited to announce a partnership with OpenAI. Together we’ll help more young people approach AI with curiosity, confidence, and judgment; learning how the technology actually works, so they can create with these tools without accepting every answer at face value.

Aug 10, 2026
Building Games and Community
Tina's story shows how a childhood spent playing video games turned into the spark. And how one CodeAI, formerly Code.org, class taught her to think like a builder. That same instinct to build followed her all the way to a software engineering offer from Apple, before she'd even graduated. This is her If/then Story.

June 2, 2026
Students Know AI Will Define Their Future. Now They Need The Tools To Understand It.
Code.org becomes CodeAI to close the gap, expanding its mission from computer science into the full digital fluency students need to navigate a world reshaped by AI.

June 2, 2026
CodeAI Continues Its K–12 AI Education Pathway with Two New Free Courses
AI Discoveries and AI Foundations: Designing and Building with AI are now in classrooms — giving every student a clear path from AI literacy to building with AI.

April 3, 2026
From Puzzles to Software Engineering
If Samantha had never discovered her love for puzzles, then she wouldn't be building LEGO robots and inspiring the next generation. Her story shows just how problem-solving and AI + CS Education can make a dream come true. This is her If/Then Story.

Feb 23, 2026
How Curiosity Changed My Life
AI education is important in understanding not only how it works, but the impact it has on the world. It can be an incredibly useful tool. That's why it's important for everyone to learn what it means to use it, how to validate it, how to critically understand and analyze AI results.

Feb 20, 2026
The Next Chapter
In this new chapter, President & CEO Karim Meghji reflects on Code.org’s journey and the legacy that brought us here. Looking ahead, he shares his vision for AI+CS education for every student.

Dec 10, 2025
New Report: AI + Computer Science Are the Foundation for U.S. K-12 Readiness, But State Policies Lag Behind
Code.org's 2025 State of AI + CS Education Annual Report shows states are rapidly exploring AI guidance and points to the importance of coordinated policies to advance student readiness

Nov 12, 2025
Hour of AI Unveils 100+ Free Activities to Help Demystify AI for Educators, Families, and Kids
Marking the first global effort to make AI literacy foundational for every student, Code.org, Minecraft, LEGO® Education, Scratch Foundation, Khan Academy and more debut interactive learning experiences that empower students to imagine and create with AI.

Sept 8, 2025
Why AI Education Is the Key to Global Competitiveness
Just a few months ago, 450 CEOs from across numerous sectors of American industry called on states to make CS and AI education a requirement for every student in the US. Only 12 states do so today. We owe it to students to provide an education system that meets the moment.

May 05, 2025
250+ CEOs Come Together to Support Computer Science and AI for Every Student
Code.org and CSforALL team up to launch Unlock8 to boost student success, close wage gaps, and prepare the next generation for a future shaped by AI.

Dec 10, 2025
New Report: AI + Computer Science Are the Foundation for U.S. K-12 Readiness, But State Policies Lag Behind
Code.org's 2025 State of AI + CS Education Annual Report shows states are rapidly exploring AI guidance and points to the importance of coordinated policies to advance student readiness
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